Juliana Awada in Asia. The looks of the first lady

During President Macri's Asian tour, First Lady Juliana Awada continues to surprise her
look. Long dresses, tunics, oversized moldings, cheerful prints, long sleeves and use of strategically repeated clothing combined in different ways, are key to the teams worn up to now.

Geometric patterns again appeared in the tribute paid to Indian President Ram Nath Kovind and his wife. Juliana's dress, made of shiny fabric very similar to that of saris, was in shades of ocher, gold, and black; with cross in front and bow with bun at the waist. Sandals tone on tone and black background.

To visit the governor's house in the state of Maharashtra, Juliana repeated the green color – in an oil version – and, again, the chosen garment was a long dress. The model: round neck, tight waist and long sleeves. He wore the same sandals that he wore (and barefoot) in the honor of Mahatma Ghandi and the wallet that he wore several times since the beginning of the tour, he uses a crossed shoulder strap which reinforces the informality of his look.

The next stop on the tour was found in Mumbai, where he arrived with a simple frayed and basic denim shirt. But the long tunic with honey-colored finishes and its wavy prints with lurex threads were waiting for you.

With the hair pulled in the glue and the glbades, he resumed using the platform shoes that he had borrowed to cross the Taj Mahal.

Already in Hanoi, where he met the first Vietnamese lady Ngô Th Mân, Juliana Awada wore a colorful dress made of flowers. Shoes, he wore high sandals with ankle strap.

Again, this pattern repeats the irregular hem and slightly wrinkled sleeves that were seen during her first appearance in an official tour activity when, together with her husband and daughters, she paid tribute to Mahatma Ghandi.

At that time, the dress was green, the same tone chosen by him not only to visit the governor of Mumbai, but also to form a team of mixed copies the day he was walking in the Taj Mahal.